“If Hitler just wanted to make Germany great and have things run well, OK, fine,” Candace Owens said when explaining how Hitler invading other countries has given nationalism a bad name. Continue reading
The word follows “toxic,” picked by Oxford Dictionaries, and “misinformation,” plucked by Dictonary.com. Continue reading
Surveys show that Canadians don’t correspond nationalism with white supremacy, but with being connected to the country. Continue reading
The issue of patriotism versus nationalism may not be so much about individual words, dictionaries and approved definitions, but rather the growing restlessness in countries around the world. Continue reading
At a weekend commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, the president who proudly declares himself a “nationalist” stood apart, even on a continent where his brand of populism is on the rise. Continue reading
Jason Kenney has been described as a populist. Ditto Doug Ford. And Donald Trump. As a wave of support for populist parties sweeps through Western democracies, we look at what populism is and whether it’s gaining ground in Canada. Continue reading
A dozen Greenpeace activists scaled the Eiffel Tower to protest Marine Le Pen on the final day of campaigning before the French election. Continue reading
Chrystia Freeland believes Canada is bucking the trend in the face of populist movements seeking easy targets such as immigrants and trade agreements. Continue reading
Conrad Black says the recent U.S. election was unusual, but not for the reasons you might think. Continue reading
She appears sweet and bubbly, but her video messages are chilling. Continue reading